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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
8
Local notes report Miss Lyo Reveley in town with friends and snapping photos. Kellogg’s Car Flakes offered at 5 packets for 52c in the United States Limited Miniota ad segment.
WH Dest shows off a brand new Essex automobile in a bold sports section showcase. The article highlights the car's design and performance qualities.
Mary Gwen of Cranbrook 1 Co in one month with CC pending her friend Miss Kele Bally.
Mrs W H L Yarwood is spending the month visiting her sister at Landis Saskatchewan.
Mr and Mrs Franklin spent the weekend with friends at Whitewood in Saskatchewan. The trip involved hosting and socializing with local acquaintances, with no additional events recorded.
Henry Bhane's Chevrolet se dan turned turtle on the Little road Monday. Nobody was hurt.
An assortment of Summer Blouses for Little Boys is offered by United States Limited in Miniota with prices from 75 cents to 1.00, highlighting affordable children’s apparel for warm weather wear.
Mr and Mrs Albright and family left on Saturday to visit friends at various points before taking up residence at Dauphin.
Dixon of Carnduff Sask won the booby prize ticket 4187 in the Cheverlet Landeau giveaway at the rink benefit dance held in Wawanesi on Friday last.
A football game at Oak Lake on Monday ended with a player suffering a severe leg fracture when an Indian opponent jumped on his leg. The incident left the victim badly hurt and medical staff attended quickly.
Rev. S. B. Dixon left Monday morning for Rock Lake to assist in conducting the Young Peoples Leadership Training Camp under the direction of the Religious Education Council of Manitoba.
A miscellaneous shower hosted Tuesday night at Mrs. W L Hodnett’s home honored former Bisris and Miniote teacher Miss Misa M Faylor who wed Mr Frank Gooden of Miniota soon. Music by Mis ses Elva Lynch and E Marion Hedderson accompanied the event with a dainty lunch concluding the evening.
Mrs Alex Steuart and Mr Alex Steuart announce the birth of their child in Regina on a Friday in early June. The brief notice records a new arrival and the parents’ names.
A daughter was born Tuesday at Two Creeks to Mr and Mrs W J Morrow. The birth adds another member to the Morrow family and future plans for the newborn are not disclosed.
Born on Thursday June 70th to Mr and Mrs Spence Wallace of Arrow River a son joins the family born in the rural community with relatives awaiting details and baptism plans announced locally
Towns and villages in the municipality were deserted on Dominion Day with many heading to Moosomin Oak Lake Brandon and teams competing in several events. The Miniota senior baseball team tied for first and second money with the Maple Leafs of Russell. The juniors won first money over Rossburn juniors. Arrow River led softball with first money. Beulah and Mintota combined won basketball first honors with Arrow River taking second. Brandon fair drew many attendees.
A pleasant Wednesday night gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Leland marked the farewell to Mr and Mrs H L Albright by the Adult Bible Class of the United Church. Mrs R K Chalmers read an address praising their service to the Sunday School and Mr Albright responded. A dainty lunch preceded departure.
A Dominion cabinet order announces a national service of thanksgiving for the recovery of His Majesty the King. Churches in Canada are urged to unite with imperial churches for a Dominion wide gathering on Sunday July 7 at Parliament Hill. The special Canada Gazette issue will publish the proclamation this week and urge churches to plan locally.
A local advisement states that all churches in the municipality will organize a special service. The message implies a coordinated observance across multiple congregations honoring a common cause.
A brief note indicates plans to stay several days in Alexander this week. Details on dates or activities are not provided in the accessible text.
G L Dibblee departed Tuesday for Winnipeg to take the exam and devote the next two weeks to papers.
The Friday event at Ssabella featured morning elimination contests and a parade led by Miniata winning the championship banner with Isabella and Arrow River in second and third. Speakers included Minister of Education Hoey who urged reducing speeches, while pupils and adults enjoyed sports over formal talks.
An advertisement extols Golden Naptha Soap as the best soap and best value, promising strong cleansing benefits. The message urges trial and asserts lasting satisfaction once used.
Isabella reports that Mr and Mrs W. Palmer are visiting friends in the district.
Merle Kennedy, Ethel Bridge, Florence Miller and Florence and Frances Krown are spending the holidays at their homes here, joining others in town for the season.
Revered Mr Bowman and Mrs Bowman travel with Pearl Galbraith to Roveisle where Mr Bowman will officiate at the marriage of Miss Myrtie Galbraith.
The W. I. will hold its July meeting at the home of Mme. J. Finkbeiner on Tuesday July 6. A report of the provincial convention will be given at this gathering by the delegate.
Bruce Harron is relieving at Woodworth station for a period. Beulah Bits notes his temporary duty assignment and mentions the local station’s staffing change.
Local event coverage notes many attendees visiting Brandon Fair events this week. Organizers expected larger crowds with rides food stalls and performances throughout the fairground.
A sizable crowd gathered for the Birtle sports event held on Monday with many attendees reported across activities and contests at the local fairgrounds.
Rey Dunnect and William Doran departed Monday traveling by automobile to Winnipeg.
After two months of illness, Forster is back on the streets, greeted by relief and renewed activity as he resumes daily routines and public appearances.
Miss Verona Hull leaves Monday for a two week trip visiting Brandon and Wawanesa to see friends and family.
N B Bees and Holly Forster are set to join a summer school program hosted by the M A C this week. The event aims to provide educational enrichment and hands on learning opportunities for attendees.
Miss Melba Berwick spent a month at home and returned to Brandon on Monday.
The Fraser clan holds its annual gathering today on school grounds instead of at abs on frazer's as announced in the last issue.
Ginna Poorsch of Brunhild is spending the holiday with Edgie Warren, enjoying a quiet family gathering away from the city bustle.
Prize lists for Isabella Fair will be distributed this week, detailing winners and awards. Organizers expect turnout and anticipate announcements of top honors at the event.
Miss Gow who has been visiting in Portage returns home. Mrs Mountain of Portage arrives back and spends a short time with Mr and Mrs R Gow.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ellis of Winnipeg are spending a few days with Mrs. Clark, continuing visits in the area.
Mr and Mrs J Robertson and Mr and Mrs W H Miller spent the weekend in Winnipeg as part of a social visit and leisure trip.
Rev. H. J. Bowman spoke at the Hamiota Memorial service held Sunday. Mrs. H. Brisbin, her son Jack, and Miss Thompson are visiting Winnipeg this week.
Miss Rose Wright departed Monday to attend the summer school session held at the M. A. C.
The Government Liquor Control Commission receives an application by Rorket Kenned Chalmers of Mingota Manitoba for a drug store liquor license at Lot 4 Block 13 Mintota Lot 3 Block 14 North Railway Avenue Mintota. Objections must be filed within ten days after the Gazette date. the Commission will hear evidence and notify affected municipalities of the hearing time and place. Dated June 18 1929 in Mingota Manitoba.
Land sale details in Manitoba describe 220 acres of cultivated north half of section 5 township 14 range 27 west. Improvements include brick house, stables, granaries, hen house, engine and blacksmith shops. watered by a well. Minzote seven and a half miles away. 20 percent cash, rest per sale terms later. For particulars contact Albert F H Warner Winnipeg or Harrison and Burgess Hamiota agents.
Cardale Sports announces a local event on July 16 featuring intermediate baseball at $200 and basketball at $150. Organized by Horseshoow Athletics, posters warn of events on Lansh grounds and invite public participation.
An appeal from Henry Lawrences Birtle seeks information about a strayed negro slave described as 22 17 with a brown skin, one with a blistered shoulder and visible fear after being aboard or transported. Any information is gratefully received.
A yearling filly with three white legs and a white face plus a brown mare age five with a star on the face and a JP brand on the left hip wearing a white hide halter are missing in the area described. Notify Fred Bowman at the given phone number 3012. feabella
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